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Honus & Me
By Steven Dietz. Based on the book by Dan Gutman.
Product Code: HF8000
Full-length Play
Comedy
Cast size: 6 to 12m., 2 to 4w., doubling possible.
Livestream and Record & Stream Rights Available
Rights and availability
This title can be licensed and sold in the following countries:
Canada, United States
* Please note the royalty rate listed is the minimum royalty rate per performance. The actual royalty rate will be determined upon completion of a royalty application.
Synopsis
Honus & Me is a theatrical and entertaining baseball-card adventure about 10-year-old Joey Stoshack. He is the worst hitter on his Little League team. One day he finds the most valuable baseball card in the world: the Honus Wagner T-26 printed in 1909. To his surprise, this card works like a time machine, taking him back to Wagner's era and placing him smack dab in the midst of the 1909 World Series. Joey's adventure with Honus restores his confidence as a ballplayer—but, more importantly, it teaches him the true value of being a teammate and a friend.
Notes
Livestream and Record & Stream Rights Available
Details
- Status In stock
- Type of Show Full-length Play
- Product Code HF8000
- Minimum Cast Size 8
- Pages of Dialogue 72
- Min. Royalty Rate $90.00/perf
- Approx. Run Time 80 min
- Staging Flexible staging with small units as needed.
Categories
- Target Audience Young Audiences | Middle School | High School | Family (all ages)
- Performing Group Middle School | High School | Community Theatre
- Genre Comedy
- ISBN(13) 9781583428429
Media Reviews
"Honus & Me is a perfect baseball-themed outing for fathers and their kids." -The Windy City Times"It's a perfect combination: a kid who doesn't believe in himself, a worthy hero and a good, old-fashioned baseball story. These elements come together to make an entire audience cheer for the 'little guy.'" -Stage and Cinema
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